I enabled it in terminal, and it says it's sending apps to SD card.. however I installed 4 new apps yesterday and they went to phone. In addition the "send to SD card" option in apps manager is grayed out.

Any thoughts? I'm out of space on internal memory, so I need to get resolved..

yea when i run a2sd it says it will send them to sd. then i try to dl something it goes to phone or when i try to move something it wont let me. even apps that i had on my sd card with other roms. so i run the script you suggested to see where it says they are going and it says it is set to auto still

dancedroidok i figured out the problem<digdug1 pats self on the back>. to get the a2sd function to work, do this: go into dev tools- go to terminal emulator- type: su hit enter. this gives super user permission and THEN type a2sd on hit enter. this will allow you to store apps on your sd with this romdancedroid

dancedroidok i figured out the problem<digdug1 pats self on the back>. to get the a2sd function to work, do this: go into dev tools- go to terminal emulator- type: su hit enter. this gives super user permission and THEN type a2sd on hit enter. this will allow you to store apps on your sd with this romdancedroid

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Are you guys running my kernel? If so, this should have worked from the tools menu - it's doing the same thing

Yes that is definitely weird because apps to sd card works in 4.6 for me. Unfortunately there is so many things that can be causing these problems that it really does make it difficult for the developers to isolate 1 cause as a universal problem.

i am using your kernel. I am new to custom roms just rooted about a week ago. Started with bb v.04 and swith last night to SS V4.6 with 2.6.32 medV-1.0Ghz kernel. I have ChevyNo1 Tools, but I do not see anything that would enable me to store a2sd?

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